To Cover a Polyurethaned Garage Floor??

Gebo · 10-26-02, 10:15

What would you use to cover a polyurethaned garage floor? I have no drains and it gets too slick when wet. I've been using CarPads but they only last about a year.

Redcar GUY · 10-26-02, 10:19

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Originally posted by Gebo
What would you use to cover a polyurethaned garage floor? I have no drains and it gets too slick when wet. I've been using CarPads but they only last about a year.

could you explain "polyurethaned garage floor" I havent ever heard of that?

laynlow · 10-26-02, 10:46

It's similar to an epoxy coating. Some epoxy coatings use a clear polyurethane top coat to seal the whole thing.

Gebo,

It would have been best to add a traction element to the coating during application. That really gives grip when the floor is slick. I would suggest you check and see if you could re-coat and put some down.

Redcar GUY · 10-26-02, 10:50

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Originally posted by laynlow
It's similar to an epoxy coating. Some epoxy coatings use a clear polyurethane top coat to seal the whole thing.

O I C It is like a sealer

THX

Gebo · 10-27-02, 05:54

I need something that will contain the water that drips off the car. Some kind of rubber/vinyl pad that will last a long time and is resistant to tears.

Frederf · 10-27-02, 02:48

http://www.racedeck.com/

It isnt' cheap, but it should last.

PAW · 10-27-02, 03:21

Check out these

http://www.bltllc.com/

Sam's Club sells them for $118 for a 8' x 20' I believe. If you're not a member, I think you can get a one day courtesy pass.